AdScale vs Boost Commerce: Which Should You Choose in 2026?
Both prices below were read from each vendor's own pricing page on the date shown.
Pricing side by side
| Plan | AdScale | Boost Commerce |
|---|---|---|
| tier 1 | $149/mo — For stores under $10k monthly ad spend, automated campaign creation, bi-directional sync | $19/mo — Up to 1,000 products, smart search bar, customizable filters, standard analytics |
| tier 2 | $299/mo — For stores up to $25k monthly ad spend, multi-network budget optimizer, AI copywriter | $49/mo — Up to 5,000 products, AI semantic search, visual merchandising rules, recommendation widgets |
| tier 3 | $599/mo — For stores over $50k ad spend, dedicated advertising strategist, custom dashboard | $199/mo — Up to 25,000+ products, dedicated server infrastructure, custom search integration, priority SLA |
read from both vendors' pricing pages · 22 Aug 2026 · how we verify
Choose AdScale if
- Shopify and WooCommerce merchants wanting hands-off PPC management
- Direct-to-consumer brands looking to unify Google and Meta ad budgets
Choose Boost Commerce if
- Shopify brands with large multi-category catalogs needing fast faceted filtering
- E-commerce merchandisers setting up automated product promotion rules and upselling
Where each one disappoints
AdScale
- B2B enterprise sales calling organizations
Boost Commerce
- WordPress blog publishers with no e-commerce store components
Compiled by Stepan Noianov from both vendors' own sites. Something wrong? Report an inaccuracy.